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CH0302 Process Instrumentation
Department of Chemical Engineering School of Bioengineering SRM University Kattankulathur 603203
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Lecture 13 – Flow Measurements
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Introduction – Flow Measurements
Flow Measurements
Classifica<on of flow measuring instruments
Various configura<ons for flow measurement
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Flow Measurement
Introduction – Flow Measurements
• The measurement of flow rate and flow quan<ty of materials is made primarily for the purpose of determining the propor<ons of materials introduced in the manufacturing process.
• Measurement of flow rate and quan<ty is the oldest art in the science of instrumenta<on and it dates back to great hydraulic and public works of romans
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Classifica3on
Introduction – Flow Measurements
Flow
Meters
Closed channel flow
Orificemeter
Venturimeter
Rotameters (or Area flow meters)
Open Channel flow
Triangular weir or V-‐ notches
Trapezoidal weir
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Configura3ons
Introduction – Flow Measurements
Orifice meter
Bernoulli principle
Qtheo =a0 2.g.h
1− a0a1
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Configura3ons
Introduction – Flow Measurements
Venturimeter
Bernoulli principle Qactual =
a1a2 2gha12 − a22
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Configura3ons
Introduction – Flow Measurements
Velocity distribu<ons in weirs
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Configura3ons
Introduction – Flow Measurements
V-‐Notch (Triangular weir)
Qtheoritical =815tanθ252g ×h
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Configura3ons
Introduction – Flow Measurements
Trapezoidal weir
Qactual =23b 2h3
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References
1. Donald P. Eckman, (2004) Industrial Instrumenta.on, CBS Publishers, Pp. 1-‐ 27.